CONJUGAÇÃO EN INGLÊS DO VERBO RECRIMINATE
PRESENT
Present
I recriminate
you recriminate
he/she/it recriminates
we recriminate
you recriminate
they recriminate
Present continuous
I am recriminating
you are recriminating
he/she/it is recriminating
we are recriminating
you are recriminating
they are recriminating
Present perfect
I have recriminated
you have recriminated
he/she/it has recriminated
we have recriminated
you have recriminated
they have recriminated
Present perfect continuous
I have been recriminating
you have been recriminating
he/she/it has been recriminating
we have been recriminating
you have been recriminating
they have been recriminating
PAST
Past
I recriminated
you recriminated
he/she/it recriminated
we recriminated
you recriminated
they recriminated
Past continuous
I was recriminating
you were recriminating
he/she/it was recriminating
we were recriminating
you were recriminating
they were recriminating
Past perfect
I had recriminated
you had recriminated
he/she/it had recriminated
we had recriminated
you had recriminated
they had recriminated
Past perfect continuous
I had been recriminating
you had been recriminating
he/she/it had been recriminating
we had been recriminating
you had been recriminating
they had been recriminating
FUTURE
Future
I will recriminate
you will recriminate
he/she/it will recriminate
we will recriminate
you will recriminate
they will recriminate
Future continuous
I will be recriminating
you will be recriminating
he/she/it will be recriminating
we will be recriminating
you will be recriminating
they will be recriminating
Future perfect
I will have recriminated
you will have recriminated
he/she/it will have recriminated
we will have recriminated
you will have recriminated
they will have recriminated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been recriminating
you will have been recriminating
he/she/it will have been recriminating
we will have been recriminating
you will have been recriminating
they will have been recriminating
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would recriminate
you would recriminate
he/she/it would recriminate
we would recriminate
you would recriminate
they would recriminate
Conditional continuous
I would be recriminating
you would be recriminating
he/she/it would be recriminating
we would be recriminating
you would be recriminating
they would be recriminating
Conditional perfect
I would have recriminate
you would have recriminate
he/she/it would have recriminate
we would have recriminate
you would have recriminate
they would have recriminate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been recriminating
you would have been recriminating
he/she/it would have been recriminating
we would have been recriminating
you would have been recriminating
they would have been recriminating
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you recriminate
we let´s recriminate
you recriminate
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to recriminate
Past participle
recriminated
Present Participle
recriminating
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «RECRIMINATE»
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1
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
To RECRIMINATE, v. n. [recriminer, Fr. re and criminor, Lai,] To return one
accusation with anotiier. — It is not my business to recriminate. Stilling fleet. —
How shall such hypocrites reform the state, Qn whom the brothels can
recriminate?
2
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
To RECRIMINATE, v. n. [recriminer, Fr. re and criminor^ Lat.] To return one
accusation with another.— ?It is not my business to recriminate. Stilling Jteet. —
How shall such hypocrites reform the state. On whom the brothels can
recriminate* ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis,
1816
3
The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
(1) • To RECRIMINATE. v. «. [recriminer, Fr. ie and errmsnor. Lat.] To return one
accusation with another.— It is not my business to recriminate. Stilling fleet. —
How snail such hypocrites reform the state, On whom the brothels can
recriminate ?
Encyclopaedia Perthensis,
1807
4
Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
( I .) * To RECRIMINATE, v. n. [recriminer, Fr. re and crimincr, Lat.] To return one
accusation with another. —It is not my business to recriminate. Stilling fleet. —
How shall such hypocrites reform the Jlate, On whom the brothels car.
recriminate?
5
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of Knowledge
(1) • To RECRIMINATE, v.n. [rterimbur, Fr. re .tnd criminor. Lat.] To return one
accusation wuh another.— It is not my business to recriminate. Stillingjfeet. —
How lliall such hypocrites reform the state, On whom the brothels am recriminate
?
Encyclopaedia Perthensis,
1806
6
Reports of the Decisions of Committees of the House of ...
Mr. Jrhmn stated that he was entitled to recriminate on the first petition, and that
he made that statement at present, in order that if Mr. Smith proceeded now with
the second petition, he might not be precluded from recriminating on the first ...
Francis Stafford Pipe Wolferstan, Edward L'Estrange Dew,
1859
7
Vocabulary Dictionary and Workbook: 2,856 Words You Must Know
recriminate (ri-KRIM-ә-nāt) vb. To incriminate someone is to accuse him of a
crime or other wrongful act. To recriminate is to accuse an accuser in return; to
bring a countercharge against an accuser. Irish-born British statesman and
author ...
8
Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England: From the Norman ...
Is there no example of such recriminations in the naval service, and have they
always been condemned ? Did not admiral Knowles's captains recriminate, on
the ground of their conceiving that he attempted to shift his own faults upon them
?
9
Swinton's Graded Word-book
Definition : a violation of law. 2. Criminal: crimin + al=of the nature of a crime.
Definition:* guilty of crime ; involving crime or relating to crime. 3. Recriminate:
re+ crimin + ate— to give {ate) back (re) an accusation. Definition : to accuse in
return.
10
Notes of the debates in the House of Lords
Sir H. Y[elverton] came as a delinquent, and dyd recriminate, which is punishable
in the Starr Chamber, yf the defendant dothe recriminate the plaintiff in his
aunswere, but to recriminate a third person worse, especially yf impertinent, more
yf ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords, Great Britain. Parliament, 1621. House of Lords, Henry Elsynge,
1870
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «RECRIMINATE»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
recriminate no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Four painful IT lessons from the NYSE, United Airlines, and WSJ …
Avoid the urge to recriminate a staff member, team, or vendor, unless they directly circumvented a policy or procedure that led to the failure, in which case it's ... «TechRepublic, jul 15»
Abbas Welcomes Arab League's Proposal to Introduce US …
... the Palestinian national project and excluding the issues of Jerusalem and Palestinian refugees and called Arab leaders to oppose and recriminate it. «WAFA - Palestine News Agency, mar 15»
Jay Leno rips college kids for political correctness: 'That's not racist …
Professors since 1960 are biased against conservative thought and recriminate against anyone student or faculty that does not share their belief system. «BizPac Review, mar 15»
Meet the Man Who Sued His Boss to Spend More Time With His Kids
Legally, Levs adds, when you file with the EEOC, companies can't recriminate against you in any way, “so I tried not to let the worries get to me.” It was also a ... «Yahoo Parenting, mar 15»
Japan pressed for apology over 1945 Battle of Manila
“The purpose of our group is not to recriminate, nor to seek compensation, but just to commemorate and request Japan to recognize what they did here,” Rocha ... «The Japan Times, fev 15»
Life lessons from a doctor who has helped dozens to die
And I think patients knew early on that I wouldn't in any way be recriminate, respond poorly to the fact that they'd asked. A doctor from our Euthanasia Prevention ... «Toronto Star, fev 15»
Changing From Within
My family was not separated. I did not clean toilets or mow lawns. Personally I have only so much to recriminate. I have been back to Cuba once, in early 2013. «Huffington Post, jan 15»
Skin Shaming is This Decade's Most Unaddressed Image Issue, And …
... natural processes, I'm here to say that “bad” skin is not a lifestyle choice I or anyone else possessing it chooses, and to recriminate someone for it is little better ... «Bustle, jan 15»
El Salvador: Maternity and Maternalism
In many of these condemning judgements, one can read how the male and female judges recriminate these women for not having followed "their maternal ... «Upside Down World, ago 14»
[By Prof. William Birdthistle:] Empires of naïvete
So let's recriminate. Recriminating against the players and managers is easy, so let's focus instead upon the recriminators in some second-order recrimination. «Washington Post, jun 14»